Re-evaluation of the blood and silencer evidence

[APRIL]

They judged him, clearly disliked him and went to see him on 7th August out of 'duty I suppose'. [Ann Eaton w/s 14/5/91]. Family items cease to be family items when owned by individual family members.

They knew him. They had previous experience of him.

[ISpyWithMyEye]

Morally I find it lacking that the relatives were asking for June's engagement ring two days after she died.

They knew what he was like, didn’t they...

And they were proved right

[The General]

They knew what he was like, didn’t they...

And they were proved right

....so they stole some stuff.

[G-Unit]

They knew what he was like, didn’t they...

And they were proved right

If my aunt started asking for my mother's jewellery 2 days after her murder I wouldn't be impressed.

[APRIL]

If my aunt started asking for my mother's jewellery 2 days after her murder I wouldn't be impressed.

Then we must hope you'd have enough moral integrity about you that they wouldn't feel the need to ask.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I assume the Boutflours. I believe they returned Granny Bamber's jewellery and if it was part of Nevill's estate I assume the Pargeters got it with the rest of his estate.

They must have had some rights to them then.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Morally I find it lacking that the relatives were asking for June's engagement ring two days after she died.

Where do you stand on the morals of trying to sell sexy photos of your dead sister to the red tops?

[Vertigo Swirl]

If my aunt started asking for my mother's jewellery 2 days after her murder I wouldn't be impressed.

Seriously??  I wouldn’t at all, if it was an heirloom from her side of the family and provided so comfort. 

[G-Unit]

Seriously??  I wouldn’t at all, if it was an heirloom from her side of the family and provided so comfort.

Why do you think June's engagement ring came from her family? Or are you speculating?

[Vertigo Swirl]

Why do you think June's engagement ring came from her family? Or are you speculating?

You’re not interested in my opinion so please don’t ask for it.

[G-Unit]

You’re not interested in my opinion so please don’t ask for it.

I asked a sensible question in reply to your assumption that June's jewellery was made up of 'family heirlooms'. Please provide a cite.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I asked a sensible question in reply to your assumption that June's jewellery was made up of 'family heirlooms'. Please provide a cite.

I posted an opinion about how I would feel if my aunt wanted a piece of jewellery belonging to my mother, especially if it was a family heirloom.  What cite would you like?  My phone number so you can call me to verify that this is my opinion?

[Caroline]

I posted an opinion about how I would feel if my aunt wanted a piece of jewellery belonging to my mother, especially if it was a family heirloom.  What cite would you like?  My phone number so you can call me to verify that this is my opinion?

 

[Caroline]

I asked a sensible question in reply to your assumption that June's jewellery was made up of 'family heirlooms'. Please provide a cite.

From your favourite source! 

Pamela explained that she hadn’t been able to put off telling her mother any longer. She then told him that although they had returned some of the items taken from White House Farm, she intended to hold on to June’s jewellery because it had been in the family for generations, adding that she would especially like the locket

Lee, Carol Ann. The Murders at White House Farm: Jeremy Bamber and the killing of his family. The definitive investigation. (p. 260). Pan Macmillan. Kindle Edition.

[ISpyWithMyEye]

I asked a sensible question in reply to your assumption that June's jewellery was made up of 'family heirlooms'. Please provide a cite.

Why do you keep asking for cites when you then say they could be wrong?